How much do turkeys cost in the USA where you live?

@jackrabbit10
Nobody is making money off those turkeys at 88 cents per pound!

In Canada, the cheapest turkey you can buy is $2.50 per pound and for a premium turkey it's $6.00 per pound.

@swirlie if I go to Kroger's tomorrow will be like 49 cents lbs. cost of living is fairly good hear.

@jackrabbit10
How much is the farmer making off that turkey at 49 cents a pound in Kroger's?

@swirlie don't really know but can't be very much.by the time the farmers. processers. stores. get don don't seem like it is very much. unless it's a tax right off.

@jackrabbit10
It may be cheap to live where you are but those who are trying to make a living at producing cheap food are going broke. We can't have it both ways.

@swirlie yell your right. the small farms. and dairy's. cattle farms. all selling off the land for housing. it's the corporations now that is setting the price of food,

@jackrabbit10
Oh boy... 🤦🏼‍♀ ...this is what happened during the 1930's too.

@swirlie history repeating itself.